I'm not sure how this works with passing emails to other systems, but if you're mailing someone else on OSX and want to put pictures in with captions, you'll find that dragging the image file into the message just gives you the icon in your outgoing message.
If you take a pasteboard snapshot (Shift-command-4 or -3 if you want big pics), you can then paste the image into the mail message and it will appear as an image, which you can then caption and put in the correct order as you wish. Great for issuing instructions to a newbie.
[Editor's note: I had to open the saved image file in Preview, then copy and paste into Mail.app to get this to work. As might be expected then, you can actually open any image in Preview, copy it, and paste the results into Mail as an actual image and not a placeholder.]
If you take a pasteboard snapshot (Shift-command-4 or -3 if you want big pics), you can then paste the image into the mail message and it will appear as an image, which you can then caption and put in the correct order as you wish. Great for issuing instructions to a newbie.
[Editor's note: I had to open the saved image file in Preview, then copy and paste into Mail.app to get this to work. As might be expected then, you can actually open any image in Preview, copy it, and paste the results into Mail as an actual image and not a placeholder.]
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